Ethics & California LawQuestion 148 of 484
Mobile or in-home beauty services in California:
a.Require a separate driver's license endorsement
b.Generally require special arrangements; many services must be performed in a licensed establishment, with limited exceptions for shut-in clients arranged through a licensed establishment
c.Are completely unregulated
d.Are allowed by any licensee at any time without notice
Explanation
BBC rules generally require services to take place at a licensed establishment, with narrow exceptions (such as services to a shut-in client) usually arranged through a licensed salon. Truly mobile salon-style operations need careful compliance review.
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